Recent polling data shows Trump's favorability numbers are climbing, and more people seem to think he's doing a decent job with the economy. Could be worth watching how this shifts market sentiment—especially in risk assets and crypto. Political perception often bleeds into investor confidence.
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NullWhisperer
· 12-05 11:35
polling numbers pumping, but here's the thing—market reaction depends entirely on *which* narrative wins. if retail fomo kicks in before institutional capitulation, we might see the classic retail-gets-liquidated play unfold. interesting edge case to monitor
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CounterIndicator
· 12-02 16:19
How long can the political dividend last? These people in the crypto world are just following the trend and speculating on news; once the actual economic data comes out, they will be in tears.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-02 16:18
Political winds can really influence coin prices. This time, Trump's approval ratings have gone up, and risk assets are getting restless, which makes sense. But don't celebrate too early; we still need to see the data speak next week.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-02 16:12
When the political winds change, retail investors follow suit to buy coins... I've seen this trap too many times, it always plays people for suckers like this.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-02 16:09
When the political winds change, the market follows suit; we've seen this trap too many times. To be honest, the polling numbers look good, but can they really shake up the crypto world? It still depends on whether the funds actually start moving.
Recent polling data shows Trump's favorability numbers are climbing, and more people seem to think he's doing a decent job with the economy. Could be worth watching how this shifts market sentiment—especially in risk assets and crypto. Political perception often bleeds into investor confidence.